Masculinity and the English Working Class

Explore the intricate dynamics of Victorian working-class masculinity in "Masculinity and the English Working Class" by Ying S. Lee. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2007, this compelling hardback spans 264 pages, delving into the dual realms of autobiography and fiction. Lee meticulously examines how the literary marketplace influenced popular perceptions of gender, class, and individual identity during the 19th century. This insightful analysis not only sheds light on the experiences of the working class but also critiques the broader societal constructs of masculinity. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts of English literature, this book offers a rich exploration of class and gender in historical context. Enhance your understanding of English prose literature and the working class's role within it by adding this essential title to your collection.